After the onset of acute nephritis, patients should rest in bed for 2-3 weeks until gross hematuria disappears, blood pressure returns to normal, and edema subsides. If the patient's condition is severe, with complications such as high blood pressure, noticeable edema, and significant hematuria, then bed rest should be extended to 4-6 weeks. Bed rest can increase renal blood flow and improve kidney function, which is beneficial for enhancing treatment effectiveness. Gradually, indoor activity can be increased. If the condition does not worsen after 1-2 weeks, the patient may begin outdoor activities. Patients with mild residual proteinuria and microscopic hematuria should be followed up and closely observed without the need for indefinite bed rest. If urine changes worsen again after activity, further bed rest is necessary. For students who develop acute nephritis, it is advisable to take a break from school to ensure enough rest time for recovery.